Question II: Probability The following table represents the joint probability of various types of employment status by place of birth in 2012, for 25-54 years old. Table II Place of birth Employed Unemployed Not in LF Canada 0.6136 0.0351 0.0885 Not Canada 0.2002 0.0455 In table II, LF refers to labour force. Use table I to answer the following questions (use four decimal points in your answer). (a) (7 points) Calculate the joint probability that a person was not born in Canada and is currently unemployed, P(Not Canada and Unemployed). (b) 6 points) Are born in Canada and not in the LF independent events? Explain. (c) (7 points) Use the information in table II to complete the probabilities in the following probability tree. What can you conclude about the differences in labour market status for people born in different places? Employed Canada Unemployed Not in LF Employed Not Canada Unemployed Not in LF